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This paper describes the cognitive architecture of the reasoning module, including knowledge representation (model of operator's understanding of the plant systems and functions), a memory representation, information processing flow, reasoning sequence generation, and rules for accident diagnosis.

The above representational sequence word problem, diagram, arithmetic solutions, and algebraic formula indicates an inductive reasoning sequence, moving from concrete to abstract and from specific to general (see Fig. 2).

Each of 6 content expert tutors teaches their allocated station using either the sequence of "tell, show, do, feed-back" or the hypothetico-deductive reasoning sequence embedded in problem-based learning [ 16].

Some contributions allow for higher-order iterations of best responses, others do not; some contributions also look at reasoning sequences that start with literal senders; some contributions assume that agents are strictly rational, others allow for probabilistic approximations to classical rational choice (see Franke & Jäger 2014 for overview and comparison).

Reasoning that sequences present more than once in the GSS reads were more likely to be repetitive than sequences present in single copy, we only seeded the program with sequences present at least twice in the M. scalaris GSS.

Sequence analysis has been developed using statistical reasoning based on sequence information and conservation analysis.

In the domain of microprocessor systems diagnosis, the temporal reasoning of a sequence of causally related events that occur at imprecisely known time instants is an important issue.

Next we show that ({x_{n}}) is a Cauchy sequence reasoning by contradiction.

The paradigm they may have in mind is that being justified in believing that p is a state one achieves by working things out, reasoning through some sequence of evidentiary steps and then drawing a conclusion that counts as the justified belief.

Applying (7) and item 1 of Lemma 24 to { a m = d ( g x m, g x m + 1 ) }, we deduce that { d ( g x m, g x m + 1 ) } → 0. Next, we show that { g x m } is a Cauchy sequence reasoning by contradiction.

We decided to test whether EcoP15I would selectively cut convoluted DNA, even though the DNA does not contain a reverse recognition sequence, reasoning that the geometry of the convolutions might allow collision between two enzyme complexes even in the absence of a reverse recognition sequence.